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Immokalee CRA Minutes 09/25/2024Enclosure 2 1 MINUTES Meeting of the Collier County Community Redevelopment Agency Immokalee MSTU Advisory Committee on September 25, 2024. The Advisory board members, staff, and public appeared virtually and in person. Hybrid Remote Public Meeting CareerSource 750 South 5th Street Immokalee, FL 34142 A. Call to Order. The meeting was called to order by MSTU Chair Andrea Halman at 8:30 A.M. B. Pledge of Allegiance and Moment of Silence. MSTU Chair Andrea Halman led the Pledge of Allegiance and asked for a moment of silence. C. Roll Call and Announcement of a Quorum. Christie Betancourt opened roll call. A quorum was announced for the MSTU board. MSTU Advisory Committee Members Present in Person: Andrea Halman, Bernardo Barnhart (8:40 A.M.), Cherryle Thomas, and David Turrubiartez Jr. MSTU Advisory Committee Members Present via Zoom: None. MSTU Advisory Committee Members Absent/Excused: None. Others Present in Person: Melissa Silva, Sarah Harrington and Commissioner Bill McDaniel. Others Present via Zoom: None. Staff Present in Person: John Dunnuck, Christie Betancourt, Yvonne Blair, and Yuridia Zaragoza. D. Voting Privileges for Board Members via Zoom. Staff announced that a MSTU Board Member may join on Zoom. MSTU Action: Mr. David Turrubiartez Jr. made a motion to allow Board Members on Zoom privileges. Ms. Cherryle Thomas seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 3-0. E. Approval of Agenda. Staff presented the Agenda to the committee for approval. Agenda was approved as presented. MSTU Action: Mr. David Turrubiartez Jr made a motion to approve the Agenda as presented. Ms. Cherryle Thomas seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 3-0. F. Approval of Consent Agenda 1. Minutes i. MSTU Advisory Board Meeting for August 28, 2024 (Enclosure 1) 2. Budget Reports (Enclosure 2) 3. Code Enforcement Report (Enclosure 3) 25.A.c Packet Pg. 307 Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024) Enclosure 2 2 4. Staff Reports i. Assistant Director Report (Enclosure 4) ii. Project Manager Report (Enclosure 5) iii. Project Manager Observation Field Report (Enclosure 6) iv. Community Meetings (Enclosure 7) Staff presented the Consent Agenda to the committee for approval. The Consent Agenda was approved as presented. MSTU Action: Mr. David Turrubiartez Jr. made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda as presented. Ms. Cherryle Thomas seconded the motion, and it passed by unanimous vote. 3-0. G. Announcements. 1. Public Comments speaker slips CRA Staff reiterated the public 3-minute speaker slip policy. The committee will give more time if they feel it necessary. 2. Communications Folder Staff reviewed the communications folder with the committee and members of the public. The folder consisted of the Parks and Recreation updates presented at the CRA Public Meeting held on September 18, 2024, public notice for the MSTU Meeting, updated 2024 Public Meeting Calendar for the Immokalee CRA and MSTU, Letter of Support for the renaming of Eustis Ave to Howard Way, and after action for the Community Cleanup, 11th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Event Flyer, Cherryle Thomas Around the World Parade & Gala Event Flyer, and Final Budget for FY 2025. Staff announced that they will provide an after action for the International Cleanup once numbers are received. Ms. Halman commented on the many people who asked if another cleanup would occur again and said it was nice to have people be supportive of the cleanups. Ms. Christie Betancourt commented that a cleanup was just held on September 7, 2024. Staff could provide information on the Golden Gate cleanup, if needed. Mr. Jimmy Nieves is communicating with the County to see if another cleanup could be held in Immokalee. Ms. Betancourt commented that County Staff run the event. Commissioner McDaniel commented that he would like to see CRA Staff work with County Staff to organize another cleanup event. The event is set up twice a year, however, he could look at setting this event quarterly and see the involvement of the community. He suggested to have this discussion at the CRA Meeting. Ms. Andrea Halman complimented Mr. Jimmy Nieves and said he has done an amazing job. The participation has been outstanding with Waste Pro. 25.A.c Packet Pg. 308 Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024) Enclosure 2 3 Ms. Christie Betancourt followed up and said Staff are working towards a partnership and it has been a game changer, especially since Mr. Jimmy Nieves attends the MSTU Walking Tour and is attentive to what needs attention. Ms. Christie Betancourt commented that Mr. Jimmy Nieves application to the MSTU is going to move forward but staff will have to ask for a waiver. Further discussion will be made. H. Other Agencies 1. FDOT updates Staff announced that they have the name of the FDOT Representative, Ms. Tanya Merkel. Staff will invite her to the upcoming meetings. Ms. Andrea Halman commented that Ms. Tanya Merkel provided her information at the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) meeting. 2. Other Community Agencies Immokalee Eastern Chamber of Commerce. Melissa Silva Ms. Melissa Silva announced that the Chamber is working on the Parade and on the Little Miss Snowflake. About 26 applications have been picked up and they have received 3 submitted applications. She provided information on the Women’s Networking Lunch event at Ave Maria. She also provided information on the upcoming breakfast networking event in Immokalee. The event will be held at Immokalee Technical College. Immokalee Eastern Chamber of Commerce will be partnering with Ave to bring more events to Immokalee. I. Community Presentations None. J. Old Business. 1. Contractor Maintenance Reports i. A&M Property Maintenance Report & Schedule (Enclosure 8) Staff announced that the new fiscal year starts October 1st. A&M Property Maintenance LLC have a renewable contract for a total of five years, it’s three years with a two one-year renewable. The look ahead schedule for October and work completed September and August was briefly discussed. Under incidental, A&M Property Maintenance is maintaining the Immokalee Zocalo Plaza, the bid is out, and it has closed but staff have not been notified as to who has been awarded. Until then, staff have opened a purchase order for incidental service for A&M Property Maintenance to continue work until the contract is awarded. Mr. Bernardo Barnhart asked about the work A&M Property Maintenance does at the Zocalo. Ms. Christie Betancourt commented that A&M work on mowing, weeding, pruning, trash removing, air blowing and irrigation. She commented that the tree trimming, and shelling is a major thing, as staff prepare for their Christmas event. A&M is currently being billed at an hourly rate, but staff would like for this to be done as its own contract. CRA and MSTU pay a portion. 25.A.c Packet Pg. 309 Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024) Enclosure 2 4 Ms. Andrea Halman asked if staff have anything planned for the Zocalo. Ms. Christie Betancourt commented that A&M could still do incidental work. If they are not awarded, staff can negotiate with the contractor, but as of now A&M could do incidental work at the Zocalo and the Historic Cemetery. Ms. Christie Betancourt discussed the work A&M staff do on SR 29, 1st Street, and a portion at the triangle. A&M services go all the way down to the Airport Park. She commented on the extra service done under incidental work and said CRA staff have identified trash cans that needed to be picked up, A&M staff approved the work, and the cost was $430. Ms. Betancourt discussed on the CRA Staff request with the extra trash pickup and what the monthly cost is. Ms. Andrea Halman commented that this incidental work makes a difference. Mr. David Turrubiartez asked if the trash pickup could be included in the new contract. Ms. Christie Betancourt said this could be included after five years. Ms. Cherryle Thomas commented who is handling activities at the Zocalo. Ms. Christie Betancourt said A&M and staff are handling activities. Ms. Cherryle Thomas commented that she received a call and said someone would like to have an event for Halloween at the Zocalo. Ms. Christie Betancourt commented that the rentals for Zocalo Park is still done with Parks and Recreation. Ms. Betancourt followed up and said although Parks and Recreation no longer maintain the Zocalo, they worked something out and have a line item to rent the Zocalo Plaza for the CRA. Ms. Cherryle Thomas commented that the interested individual was informed that Parks and Recreation no longer do the rentals, so Ms. Thomas wanted to be aware of the status of who is taking the rentals. Ms. Christie Betancourt commented on the CRA not doing any events but are open to partner and allow for an event to be held. The CRA assists just like they currently do for the Tree Lighting, which is an event held by the MSTU and the Chamber. Parks and Recreation continue to do the rentals and if there are a certain number of participants, an insurance certificate will need to be provided. A deposit is also needed for events at the Zocalo Plaza. Ms. Cherryle Thomas commented on the idea of having as many things as possible for the public be put on Main Street due to the traffic that occurs around the area especially when it’s revamped. 25.A.c Packet Pg. 310 Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024) Enclosure 2 5 Mr. David Turrubiartez Jr. said he would love to see a taste of the town be held at the Zocalo Plaza annually. He commented that the Chamber could be the best at hosting something like this. Discussion was made on trying to get others to visit Immokalee. Commissioner McDaniel commented that it takes time and so with all the improvements and continuous communication and events bringing people out will be lifted. 2. MSTU Advisory Board update (Enclosure 9) Staff commented that there are 3 vacancies for the MSTU Advisory Board. Ms. Christie Guerrero informed staff that she wanted to start bidding on County Contracts and due to the County Attorney input, she is not able to participate unless she is off the board. Staff have received an application, but the applicant did not qualify so staff reached out to the County Attorney and asked if there could be a waiver on the requirement. Currently, an applicant must live, work, or have a business in Immokalee and be a voter in Collier County. The applicant lives in Lee County but is in a non-profit in Immokalee and works for a business, who is willing to give him a letter of support. This application will come forward next month. Staff received County Attorney approval to bring it forward. There was a CRA Board vacancy, Dr. Frank Nappo has resigned from the board. The CRA Board made a recommendation to appoint Mr. Paul Thein with Core Health Partners, his application will be submitted to the Board of Collier County Commissioners. 3. FRA Conference 2024 – Tampa, FL update Staff have booked a hotel across from the hotel where the 2024 FRA Conference will be held. Mr. Bernardo Barnhart is set to go as the MSTU board member and Ms. Andrea Halman and Ms. Lupita Vazquez Reyes is set to go as the CRA board members. There are two spots available for two CRA board members. 4. Brief Staff Project Update i. Main Street Improvements update Staff briefly discussed that they are working on a preventative maintenance plan and short- term fixes, since it will be a while until the ownership is given to the County. Staff will provide more details during the Budget Priorities to discuss what staff plan to do and what direction the board would like staff to follow. ii. Panther Crossing Bridge Improvements update Staff announced that the cleaning was completed for the Panther Crossing Bridge Improvements. Staff will coordinate with Road and Bridges for the painting of the interior of the bridge. 25.A.c Packet Pg. 311 Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024) Enclosure 2 6 Ms. Cherryle Thomas asked for the reasoning on banners not being allowed to be hung on the Panther Crossing Bridge, especially with events like the Christmas Around the World. Staff commented on the safety of others and liability of the person who owns the banner. Commissioner McDaniel commented that the bridge is owned by FDOT and briefly discussed the safety casualties. Mr. David Turrubiartez Jr. commented that discussion could be made with Seminole Tribe and see if things could be displayed by the new gas station to interest others coming into town as well as speaking to other businesses near the crossing bridge. 5. Strategic Planning Program Final (Enclosure 10) Staff commented that Enclosure 10 is an updated final strategic plan the only changes made is that staff will be adding the year 2025 instead of 2024. 6. FY25 Budget (Enclosure 11) Staff announced that Enclosure 11 is the budget that was approved at the final budget hearing on September 19, 2024, by the Board of Collier County Commissioners. 7. Budget Priorities (Enclosure 12) Staff discussed Enclosure 12, which includes the budget priorities and details of all project funding. The only change from the CRA Meeting to this meeting is that staff included the replacement decorations as needed. Staff broke down the details where the funds are coming and the projects that board members have prioritized. • First Street Pedestrian Safety Improvement Project The project is funded by the CRA fund and CDBG Funds. The cost estimate is 1.5 million. • First Street Corridor/ Zocalo Improvement This project included the landscape maintenance, electrical improvements, incidental work and electrical improvements for the monument on first street. The monument electrical improvements were approved for the expense from the MSTU, and staff have an open PO for those expenses. Staff announced that the CRA is doing a cost share on the maintenance. • First Street Zocalo Plaza Holiday Decorations This project has a purchase order for the annual event. The $7,000 is for the decorating of the park and the $22,000 is for the installation and decorating of the tree and the replacement of decorations as needed is $1,000. Overall, the budgeted amount is $30,000. Staff will be working on partnering up with a non-profit or another agency and hand this event over. Staff could assist with finding grants, donations or sponsorships to continue this event. 25.A.c Packet Pg. 312 Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024) Enclosure 2 7 • Immokalee Sidewalk Phase III Project – Eustis Avenue & West Delaware Avenue This project has been in the works for a while. Staff were able to obtain an agreement for the CPF Grant which is $987,000. The contract for this project has been out for bid and has been closed. The award hasn’t been announced but procurement is working on it. Staff will be extending the engineering contract. The MSTU funds paid for the design, everything else will be a cost share with the CRA. • Main Street Corridor Streetscape Project SR29 from 9th Street to East 2nd Street This project is on a stop work order. The design is 60% complete. Staff decided to stop this project due to the Loop Road that has been expedited. Staff will revisit this project once more progress is made. • Main Street Improvement (Preventative Maintenance) Staff discussed the preventative maintenance. It includes plantings, irrigation, redoing some underground exploratory work to determine if staff could salvage the irrigation. For a short- term phase irrigation staff want to do is for the Historic Cemetery. Staff would like to fix the area first to do the plantings and much more. Staff will be partnering up with the Naples Botanical Garden and have plantings that don’t require much water since there is no working irrigation in the area. The Banner Arm improvements were discussed as well and the partial reimbursement that staff will most likely receive since they have an insurance claim. The trash can replacement was also discussed. Staff are working on getting all the information together, they have an estimate of $8,000 to replace trash cans as needed. Staff commented that the trash can in the Zocalo Plaza needs a new trash lid, but there are two trash cans that need to be fully replaced on Main Street. Mr. Bernardo Barnhart asked on the number of trash cans on Main Street and commented if Waste Pro could help sponsor and replace the trash cans. Commissioner McDaniel commented on what has been done in the past on trash cans and not replacing them. He said exploration needs to be done on solicitating with businesses like Waste Pro or just not having trash cans. Discussion was made on what could be done with the trash cans and having businesses provide trash cans on Main Street. Staff will receive bids for the trash cans and bring this back to the board to have further discussion. • Landscape Maintenance of Immokalee MSTU Road (Main Street SR29, First Street, and Triangle Area) Staff commented that A&M Property Maintenance currently has the contract to do the maintenance. The regular work is $250,000 and incidental work is $15,000. 25.A.c Packet Pg. 313 Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024) Enclosure 2 8 • Historic Cemetery on Main Street The repairs have been completed. The property survey is estimated at $26,000 but staff have budget $30,000. The PO will be open on October 1, 2024. A survey needs to be made to do a couple of improvement. A good amount of input was given by the County. Discussion was made on the estimate cost for this improvement and the need for a survey. Commissioner McDaniel commented on the need for a survey to do proper maintenance on the property and said that once the survey is completed then discussion could be made on the participation of others assisting with the maintenance expense. • Fields of Dream Parks Initiative (Sports Field) The CRA allocated 1.2 million of the CRA Funds and Parks and Recreation allocated 2.8 for the Park’s initiative in Immokalee. Staff announced that they will have $50,000 available for other parks initiatives in Immokalee, they will move their mobility funds to Parks and Recreation. • Lake Trafford Corridor Improvements This project is on a Stop Work Notice. The CRA allocated $100,000 from the Capital funds and $149,000 was allocated from MSTU Funds for a lighting design. There are utility conflicts in this corridor. There is currently no allocated funding for the CEI or construction, but staff estimate this project being 3 million dollars, • Immokalee Complete Streets An executive summary will be taken to the Board of Collier County Commissioners. There are about 388 poles that the CRA will take responsibility on the utility expense once the poles are installed. • Economic Development Staff commented on the annual membership fee with FHERO region partnership and any other Economic development strategy as well as land planning services such as mapping for identifying areas and other related services. • Grants and Programs Staff discussed the Commercial Façade Grant Program, Sweat Equity Program, and Economic Development Incentives Programs. Staff discussed improvements that could be completed and hope to revamp the programs to help the businesses in Immokalee. Ms. Cherryle Thomas commented on the date of the Christmas Around the World parade event and asked if the vendor who has received the bid will have the Christmas Tree up in a good manner of time for the Holidays. 25.A.c Packet Pg. 314 Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024) Enclosure 2 9 Staff commented that A&M Property Maintenance was awarded for the installation of the tree and decorating the Zocalo Plaza. They will have the decorations up in a manner of time. Staff discussed the prioritization list. Staff discussed other projects. Housing development is important to staff. Although, staff do not fund housing developments, they are very involved. Staff participate in pre-app meetings and provide letter of support. As for 9th Street property, staff will provide an update at the next meeting. Staff discussed the Tax Increment for this year and previous years. Staff also provided the CRA Funds, CRA Capital Funds, CRA Capital projects funded by Grants, MSTU Fund and MSTU Landscaping for Immokalee Rd and State Road 29. CRA owned property includes the 9th Street Property, Zocalo Park, and Eustis Pond. The Zocalo Park is maintained and is a cost share between the CRA and MSTU. As for Eustis Park, the County maintains it. As for operational and administrative tasks, staffing is progressing. The CRA has a new director and Immokalee CRA will have a full time Operation Support Specialist. Staff are looking at the long term and short term on office space. Staff are still currently in the CareerSource and their expected to be there until July 2025, staff hope to stay there but if that is not possible, they are looking at the probation office in the Clerk’s Courthouse in Immokalee. Staff are expected to get a quote from IT on the transfer of network and other needs. Staff also discussed all trainings they complete and attend. Staff also discussed all community programs that staff attend and participate in. Land Use Planning was discussed. The Land Development Code was approved by the Development Services Advisory Committee (DSAC), and it is back with the County. The land development code is set to go to the Collier County Planning Committee (CCPC) and then the Board of Collier County Commissioners (BCC). Economic Development includes staff attending Pre-Application meeting, providing Letters of Support and coordinating Neighborhood Information Meetings (NIMS). Also discussed was the Florida Heartland Economic Regional of Opportunity (FHERO) membership, which has been a great partnership for the CRA especially with marketing. Staff discussed the website services and management that could change for the Immokalee CRA website. Mr. David Turrubiartez Jr. commented on limiting the number of Dollar Stores. Staff also discussed the Economic Development incentives. The CRA Grants include the Façade Grant and Sweat Equity Grant. The Impact Fee Installment Payment Program was discussed, and staff provided information on the organization that was awarded this program in Immokalee. The CRA, MSTU and Grant Budget overview was discussed by staff. 25.A.c Packet Pg. 315 Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024) Enclosure 2 10 Staff announced that they will not be purchasing anymore decorations for the light poles. Bells have been purchased this year and last year wreaths were purchased. The angels as well as any other decorations will not be replaced for the light pole decorations. Mr. John Dunnuck commented that staff believe there is an opportunity for sponsorships to help with decorations and other activities along the line to help deviate from government spending. Staff briefly discussed possibilities of having a partnership with the casino on the decorations for the light pole. They were previously interested in contributing. K. New Business. No new business. L. Citizen Comments Commissioner McDaniel asked on the outcome of the NIMS meeting for the name change of Eustis Ave to Howard Way. Ms. Yuridia Zaragoza commented that the meeting went well. Most in attendance were Mr. Huey Howard family members. They were appreciative towards Commissioner McDaniel and County Staff for thinking of Mr. Howard and doing this initiative to present to him. Commissioner McDaniel provided updated on the Immokalee Airport. He commented that staff have gone through the environmental concerns and the next round of hangers of 40,000 square feet is coming. Vertical constructions should be commencing in the next month in October. Commissioner McDaniel also commented on the extension for Ralph at the Racetrack and that is through March for next year. He also provided details on the Immokalee Area Master Plan and said he has spoken with Mr. Patrick Vanesse on the two zoning changes to occur including having a commercial rezone once the Loop Road comes to affect. Commissioner McDaniel also commented on the approval made by the Board of Collier County Commissioners for the advertisement of the County Wide Private Road MSTU. He had a very positive conversation with the Clerk of Courts on how to effectuate this MSTU. He commented that the worst private roads will be done first. There is a plan on how to payback this expense once the MSTU is established. Mr. Bernardo Barnhart asked if a study has been done on the maintenance for the private roads and if asphalt could be used. Commissioner McDaniel commented that there could be a better process to help deviate from having to use asphalt. He hopes that with time, many will see the benefits of paying into this MSTU. There is an opt out option, he commented on the process for opt-in and opt-out. 25.A.c Packet Pg. 316 Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024) Enclosure 2 11 Commissioner McDaniel provided a brief history on the progress of the Private Roads and having to push this forward and having a better plan to help those who do not have the best road conditions for emergency vehicles to pass. Commissioner McDaniel also announced that he is the new chairman for the Regional Planning Council for Southwest Florida. He is in the process of reorganizing the organization. He has rewritten the constitution, bylaws, and the MOU. He commented on the changes for membership and per diem cost. Included in this program are the counties as listed, Collier, Lee, Hendry, Charlotte, Sarasota, and Glades. The Loop Road is set to be constructed around 2026 with a roundabout on State Road 29 and another one on the North end of New Market Road. A 4-lane on State Road 29 going forth to State Road 82. He also commented on being one of the driving forces for the Great Wolf Lodge. An amazing attraction has been brought to Collier County and have also bought an amazing number of applicants interested in working at this amazing place. He commented on the number of events occurring and the overall attractions that one may experience if they visit this resort. He complimented the facility. Commissioner McDaniel commented on the bid closing for the incubator. There are two proposals that are being reviewed by County staff and this should be presented to the Board of Collier County Commissioner next month. Commissioner McDaniel commented on providing discussion at a future joint meeting on the combination of the CRA and MSTU Board. He commented on the work for staff to facilitate two meetings and suggested that the meetings be held jointly. This could help the community members, and everyone involved with efficiency and having the best outcome. Staff commented that they will bring this up at the next meeting. Ms. Andrea Halman commented that she agreed with Commissioner McDaniel. Ms. Sarah Harrington provided information on the Williams Reserve Property and said the Surtax Infrastructure Citizen Oversight Committee has validated the expenditure of a portion of the funds for Affordable Housing. She provided information on other projects passed with the Surtax Infrastructure Committee. She also provided information on the progress for the Great Wolf Lodge and the Immokalee Culinary Accelerator. The member application has been closed. This will continue until the chosen owner provides direction. Commissioner McDaniel commented on the State of Emergency due to Hurricane Helene in case it swings West. Staff are on alert but have not decided to open shelters, however, staff are ready if things change. Ms. Andrea Halman commented on Ms. Ayer group and asked why there’s no budget to help organizations like Ms. Ayer group which is known as Immokalee Beta. 25.A.c Packet Pg. 317 Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024) Enclosure 2 12 Commissioner McDaniel commented and said that they are working through the process to hopefully help with situations like this, however, it is a process. Ms. Sarah Harrington discussed situation on what other counties are seeing with infrastructure being put in place for the growth of economic development. Discussion was made on infrastructure and the importance of having this to be put in place and how it has worked well in Collier County. M. Next Meeting Date The CRA and MSTU Board will be meeting jointly on Wednesday, October 16, 2024, at 8:30 A.M. at CareerSource SWFL. N. Adjournment Meeting adjourned at 10:45 A.M. * Zoom Meeting chat is attached to the minutes for the record. 25.A.c Packet Pg. 318 Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024) 25.A.cPacket Pg. 319Attachment: MSTU Minutes - 09.25.24 (30039 : Immokalee MSTU Advisory Board - October 16, 2024)